noun
( -s )
Etymology: from gerund of air (IV)
1. : exposure to air or heat for drying or freshening : ventilation
give the clothes an airing
this room needs an airing
2. : exposure to or exercise in the open air especially to promote health or fitness
relief that this backyard had turned out to be as good a place for John's airings as it had — Marcia Davenport
she must take the dogs for an airing — Arnold Bennett
3. : exposure to public view or notice
tolerant of his father's incessant airing of his views — L.C.Douglas
to get a congressional airing soon — Newsweek
4. : a radio or television broadcast
series that have been booked for regular weekly airings — Saul Carson